RECON 2005 computer security conference announcement

While msf@ is an OpenBSD developer and is one of the event organizers, our readers should also note that OpenBSD developers past and present will be in attendance as speakers too. In addition to a more traditional three day conference format, there are two intensive reverse engineering sessions. For those who can attend, this looks like a great first year kickoff for what promises to be an excellent infosec training experience:

RECON 2005
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
17 - 19 June 2005

We are pleased to announce the final paper selection for the RECON conference.
RECON is a computer security conference taking place in downtown Montreal from the 17th to the 19th of June 2005.

Please take note that we have extended the early registration period
until April 30th. We have also reduced the student registration rate to 200$CAN.

Here are the final results from the Call For Papers:

Aaron Newman            - Techniques for Attacking an Oracle Database

Adam Shostack           - Anonymous Blogging System

Andrew Griffiths        - Binary protection schemes

Cedric Blancher         - Attacking Wifi with Traffic Injection

Fravia                  - Wizard searching: reversing the

                          commercial web for fun and knowledge

Haroon Meer             - Web Application Hacking

Jack Whitsitt           - Visual analysis: 2d does it better in color

Jonathan Levin          - The Dark Side of Winsock

Jonathan Westhues       - Practical attack on a prox card

Jose Nazario            - Introduction to network programming with

                                      libevent, libned and libnids

Kathy Wang              - Using honeyclients to discover new attacks

Matt Shelton            - Passive asset detection system

Nish Bhalla             - Auditing source code

Nicolas Brulez &

Ryan Russell            - Malware Analysis

Pedram Amini            - Process stalking: runtime visual rce

Robert E. Lee &

Jack Louis              - Syllogic application testing

Ryan McBride            - Network Randomness in OpenBSD

Thorsten Schneider      - Hardening Registration Number Protection Schemes

Todd MacDermid &

Jack Lloyd              - Encrypted P2P and VoIP Spaces with CUTLASS

An intensive Reverse Engineering training course will be given by Nicolas Brulez. Two sessions will take place, there is currently a few available space on each training.

Visit http://recon.cx for more information.
Please visit http://forum.recon.cx for discussions about REcon.

Recon Staff <info@recon.cx>

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